retired_kkwatson121

I'm kinda confused. What does for example "-6" equal, 120 or 160?

retired_nsample

The game parcels PA into 10 bands from -1 to -10 in increments of 30 and they overlap. -6 is actually a PA range between 90 and 120, -5 is between 70 to 100 and -7 is between 110 and 140 for example.

retired_kkwatson121

thanks

retired_gholtry

I was under the impression the PA's range by 20 points?? i.e -10 = 200-180 -9=180-160 -8=160-140 and so on....
Are you aware when a player has a -8 for example, whether the game, when loaded, generates a fixed PA within this range, or is there the opportunity for this to increase/decrease as you play, train and develope them. Meaning a -8 (based on 20pts per pa) could, one season be a 140, then the next a 160???
Confused? I am LOL.

retired_hellokity111

Once a game is started, potential ability does not change (unless very rare and special circumstances like a long term injury, in which case PA would decline).

Also below are the PA ranges for each of the negative PAs.
-10 = 170-200
-9 - 150-180
-8 - 130-160
-7 - 110-140
-6 - 90-120
-5 - 70-100
-4 - 50-80
-3 - 30-60
-2 - 10-40
-1 - 0-20

retired_pharwood

Anyone know what the average ability is for a standard premiership player?

I'm wondering as it would give a clue to what an average potential ability would be for a youth who would be a decent premiership player.

retired_meghna

160-170 is average for Prem in my opinion

retired_gholtry

Thanks, that cleared that for me!

retired_JoshuaPetersen

160-170 is a good international standard, not a standard premiership ability. Without naming names it's difficult to give concrete examples, but top premiership players are rated in the range 160-180 (180 being the handful of top stars), with probably 90% of the players playing in the prem in the range 120-140. Smaller clubs and those recently promoted will have a few 100-120 as well.

If you had a team where all the players had CA 160-170 you ought to be winning every game yu play!

retired_jamoca

Not at all.

That's way over-rated for 'avg'. Those are by no means 'avg', not even for the best competition in the world (like knockout rounds of CL let alone 'prem'). They are very good.

McClarence is more on the right track.